Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-13
news Notes.

DIR. Joseph kurt2 Is very 'i1 anu W"
fined to his home.
Register Bethune is moving his resi-
.,,ence from Grand Avenue to Main street
near Washington.
Mrs. J. C. Zlhn yesterday subscribed
$40 cash to the Stray Girls Home--a
noble womanly example, worthy OF be-
ing followed.
The Flanagan. Cuddy Company reports
that yesterday it received the largest
invoice of imported cigars ever brought
to Los Angeles.
Rev. Dr.. Schreioer will lecture this
evening at 7:45 in English, iu the Syna-
coQue. Subject: "The Second Com
.snandment." & All welcome.
Coroner Meredith went to Santa Paula
Yesterday AFTERNOON to hold an inquest
on n Chinaman, reported to have been
killed BY railroad accident.
Billy Manning and Mike Golden,
light weight of Australia, have signed
articles to fight a glove contest to a
finish, to take place May 2Sth.
Deputy Constable A. Arguello yester-
day found Pat Gibson and John Collier
engaged in fist fight on Also street.
The brawlers were arrested and jailed.
j Mr.. james Campbell to-day took to
Ballona Harbor the new pile driver.
This is a powerful machine aud was
made by Murry Bros, of San Francisco.
j. J. Mellus wants to buy all the
barley in the country, and will pay the
highest market price for it, He thinks
barley in its crude state is good thing
to get hold Of.
Sam Morse, an old.time resident OF
this city, but latlerly of San Juan Cap
istrano, is lying at the point OF death at
St. Vincent dc Paul's hospital. He has
consumption.
The members of Stanton, Frank Bart
lett and Gelcich Relief Corps are re-
auested to be present at special meet
ing, at 2 O'Clock sharp, Saturday, May
l4th, at Masonic Hall, 29l Spring street.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
NJ. G. Moore was arrested for heaving
rocks at j. varajas. in Sonoratown.
Deputy Altimirano made the arrest, and
Moore gave bond for his appearance to.
day.
The Lynch. V Vandever contest was re.
sumed yesterday morning and session
of about ten minutes held. A little
documentary evidence was introduced
for the General, and an adjournment
taken until the l9sh.
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning q
blaze was discovered in the Hollenbecl
restaurant, caused by defective hue
The "Walter s. Moore" and its crew
was the frat on the scene and extin-
guish ed the fire.
The three Jacoby brothers, tn,
-clothiers, are preparing to erect thre
$4,000 residences on Hope street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
These erections will greatly improve In
appearance Of that already beautifu
portion of the city.
The outlook for the coming barle.
crop is not very encouraging. A promi
nent grain dealer says that there will
not be over 200, 900 sacks of barley har
vested in this county, whereas last yea
there were 100000. The wheat crop b
saws will tall off at least one-third fron
last year.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of tn
Central Baptist Church tender thei
thanks to the Trinity NJ. L. Church fo
their kindness in extending to them tn
use of their house of worship for tn
r ecent concert entertainment; also, {
the musical artists who made the occt
sion so enjoyable and profitable.
There will be an excursion to Sa
Bernardino this morning over the ne'
railroad to that place via Pasadena. TIL
passengers will consist of invited guest
interested in railroad matters and mem
bers OF the press. The train will leav
Downey avenue at o A. N and return a
night.
Yesterday morning little newsbo.
teased Chinaman, on Requena street
and got the Mongol so angry that h
drew a revolver. Officer Morton wa
near by and promptly arrested the Chi
naman. He pleaded guilty to carryin,
concealed weapons. and Justice Austin
fined him $40.